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Women
The Freshman Girls' Glee club will
meet at 7 o'clock Thursday, June 9,
at Betsy Barbour house for a seren-
ade.
All girls who still want to do social
service work in the hospital are asked
O to apply between 10 and 12 or 1:30 and
4:30 o'clock at Newberry hall.

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will see Quinneth Summers at that
time for plans and materials for cos-
tumes Every person connected with
the play will rehearse at 1 o'clock Sat-
urday. Failure to attend this rehear-
sal will forfeit part in the play and tar-
diness will be fined. Payment of $2
fee is expected from all at this time.'

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Members of the University Girls' Glee
club will receive 'their refund at 11
o'clock Friday, June 10, in University
hall.
GIRLS' EDUCATIONAL CLUB
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION
Girls' Educational club elected the
following officers for the i cominig year
at Its meeting yesterday: President,
Mildred Trick, '22; vice-president,
Bernice Bunker, '22; and secretary-
treasurer, Margaret Beckett, '22.
Smith-Geen Engagement Announced
Announcement was made last Satur-
day of the engagement of Carrie Smith,
'21, to Alfrd H. Geen, '21E. Geen is a
member of Kappa Beta Psi fraternity.
Want anything? If you want what
you want, when you want It, use a
Want Ad in the Michigan Daily.-Adv.
Patronize Daily Advertisers.-Adv.
MISCELLANEOUS
WILL THE person who took the blue
silk umbrella-white ivory handle-
fron 'Library Tuesday evening,
please return same to L. Scher, New-
berry Residence. Reward 178
STUDENTS WISHING an exceptional-
ly good paying proposition see Mr.
Nash at Michigan Union, Monday,
June 13, after 10 A. M. 178-3
WILL THE person who brought back
two leather canoe cushions from Tau
Beta Pi party at Lakeland, please
call Du Bois at 2034-R. 178
WANTED
WANTED-For next year, a suite for
two or three students. Call Kuhn
or Draper at 1175-J. 177-2

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woman's life, none ranks
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nearly two score years1
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WANTED '
WANTED- Are you interested in a
splendid paying proposition in De-
troit this summer? If so, see Mr.
Sieber at the Michigan Union after 4
Thursday afternoon or Friday morn-
ing. 177-3
WANTED-Students to board during
summer school. Home cooking, $6.00
per week. $5.00 for dinner and sup-
pei. :Mrs. F. M. Cilley, 314 E. Wil-
liam St. Phone 2121-M. 177-4
WANTED-Men to sell brushes dur-
ing summer. Good money making
propositibn. Call Eman, 1268, be-
tween 6:30 and ' 8:30 evenings or
write 10,07 E. Huron St. 175-21
WANTED - Boys for coming school
year, room and board. Home cook-
ing. Prices reasonable. Mrs. E.
McKim, 822 Oakland, phone 2378-W.
176-3
WANTED-A single room for next fall
by upperclassmen. One within three
or four blocks from campus prefer-1
red. Address, Box L. B. P., Daily.
178-3
WANTED - Students who can earn
good money if given the opportunity.I
Call Friday or Saturday-4 to ,6 P.
M. Mr. Moses, 1308 Geddes. 178-3
WANTED-Six live fellows who want
to make some quick money. See
L. C. McConnell, Allenel Hotel be-
tween 2 and 5 this afternoon., .178
WANTED-Board by an organization
of 30-men in private dining room for
school year 1921-22. Address tom-
munications to Box J. R. S. 178-3
WANTED-Eight upperclassmen de-
sire rooms on south-west side of
campus for next year. Box P. Q. R.,
Daily. 178-3
WANTED-From July 1 to Sept. 15,
competent cook for small family.
No laundry work. Phone 2096 morn-
ings. 177-3
WANTED-Suite of rooms for student
couple near campus. No other room-
es in house. Box M. H. M., Daily.
178-3
WANTED- Ford Coupe. Will trade
for a Ford Roadster and pay the dif-
ference. Call 614 E. University. 178
WANTED-Single room for next year,
in house with few other students.
'Address, Box S. M., Daily 178-2

- FOR RENT-
FOR RENT-Desirable first floor room,
for ladies or married couple, with
kitchen privileges and private en-
trance and porch on S. Division. Any
one having Sanitary cots or double
deck, beds for sale, will also call.
1478-R or 427 East University. 177-2
FOR RENT- For next year one good
suite and single room for two.
Instructors or upperclassmen pre-
ferred. Rooms are finished and
furnished in oak. Call at 532
Thompson St. Phone 661-W. 178-3
FOR RENT - Two suites for light
housekeeping' during summer ses-
sion. 214 S. Ingalls St. Phone 854-J.
Half block from the campus. 176-3
FOR RENT-Cottage by season. Straw-
berry Lake. Railroad Station, Lake-
land. Phone 897-M. 178-3
FOR RENT-To instructor for next
college year, a fine strictly modern
! suite. Phone 736. 172-9
FOR RENT - Two single rooms for
ladies, north of campus.- 1724-J.
178-3
FOR RENT-2wo sngle rooms north
of campus. 1724-J. 177-3
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-1919 Ford Roadster, fully
equipped, 1921 license aud insur-
ance against theft, fire, liability and
collision. Price $250.00. Telephone
527-M1 .174-3
FOR SALE-Old Town canoe, excel-
lent condition. Phone 1072-W be-
tween 6 and 7 P. M. 177-3
-FOR SALE-18 foot Old Town canoe.
Call Lippincott, 1599-R, between 5:30
and 6 o'clock. 177-2
FOR SALE-Michiganensian- Cheap.
Call 614 E. University. 178
LOST AND FOUND
LOST-Little finger ring, pearl with
cluster of diamonds-on University
street car or in front of 1205 Hill
St. Reward. Helen Master, 1205
Hill St. 177-3
LOST- Waltham watch, gold chain
and gold knife Saturday. Finder
please return to H.. A. Loeb, 605 E.
Jefferson. Reward. 177-4
LOST-Eastman kodak up river Sun-
day. Call Gillhooley, 779-W. Re-
ward. 177-2

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WANTED - To buy a good canoe.
Phone 1873 after 6 P. M. 177-4
WANTED-Dish washer for the sum-
mer. Phone 287-M. 178
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caution against .danger. Take
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cover the loss of your property in
case of fire. The element of fire
is an element of doubt at all times.
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it is likely to break out, but if
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